In a Facebook post on Thursday, the Ste. Genevieve Health Department stated that negative, insulting, argumentative and “conspiracy theories” in the comments are getting out of hand and have become hurtful.
As of Thursday, Oct. 22 these districts are reporting at least 5 active cases, according to the Arkansas Dept. of Health, or have otherwise communicated COVID cases on their campuses
According to a recent report, the Hoxie School District has 103 new cases of COVID-19 within its district’s population. Superintendent Kelly Gillham says that number is concerning, but it can be misleading.
The infections are among the people in the community living within the boundaries of the districts and are not limited to students and school employees.
An investigation by the Arkansas Attorney’s General office into false Medicaid claims showed a culture of corruption within a healthcare company as state officials reached a nearly $6.5 million settlement in the case.
In an interview with Gray TV’s Peter Zampa, Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton said he would like to see another COVID-19 relief package for the American people.
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services concluded its investigation of a complaint that some purchased medical marijuana contained mold growth.
Trumann Mayor Barbara Lewallen says that the local leaders' role in this pandemic has been to inform the public about mandates and recommendations, not enforce them.
On Wednesday, the Wynne Fire Department parking lot was filled with several cars. A steady flow of people was in and out all day to participate in early voting.
An area jail will be allowing for inmate visitation again during the COVID-19 pandemic, with officials saying all guidelines and rules will be strictly followed.
The Cherry Valley Food Pantry is making it easier for families in need to get their holiday meal supplies, but the pandemic has caused an urgent need for donations.
Craighead has the dual distinction of being one of three counties in the last three weeks with the highest number of cases, following Pulaski and Washington. The three counties combined represent 24.9% of all new cases in the state.
A full Honors Funeral Service will be held at the Kennett High School Football Stadium for a 35-year veteran of the Kennett Police Department who died from complications due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The state of Arkansas saw nearly just as many people become diagnosed with COVID-19 Sunday as those who have recovered from the virus, state health officials said in new numbers released.
Craighead County saw nearly 50 new COVID-19 cases reported Saturday as state health officials said the number of active cases statewide went up over 200.
Craighead County was again in the top 5 in the state in new COVID-19 cases, as state health officials released new COVID-19 numbers just before the weekend.
Chateau on the Ridge, 2308 Chateau Blvd. in Paragould, announced Friday that four residents and a staff member had tested positive for the coronavirus.
With Halloween a little more than 2 weeks away, both the Arkansas Department of Health and Jonesboro city leaders advise families to enjoy the annual tradition safely.
Several area school districts have seen nearly 50 or more new COVID-19 infections per 10,000 residents in the past two weeks, according to a statewide health group.
Craighead County was fourth in the state in new COVID-19 cases Thursday, as state health officials said Arkansas saw nearly 1,300 total cases and 11 deaths due to the virus.
As the number of COVID-19 cases in Jonesboro and Craighead County continues to rise, Mayor Harold Perrin is urging residents and visitors to be on “heightened alert.”
Tennessee ranks high among the states with the highest childhood obesity rates according to a report released Wednesday morning. Health experts are concerned about how the pandemic will affect rates nationwide.
A social media post from the Harrisburg Area Chamber of Commerce sparked some confusion. The post shared on Oct. 5 shows a flyer promoting a harvest festival that will take place on Halloween.
Pulaski County Circuit Judge Wendell Griffen on Wednesday ruled that the directives issued by Republican Gov. Asa Hutchinson’s administration are within the governor’s authority under state law and legislative rules.
Lawrence Hall Health and Rehabilitation has been closed off to visitors since March. Now, officials are looking to the community for help to spread a bit of joy to the residents and the staff.
The Craighead County Election Commission announced Tuesday the nonpartisan Center for Tech and Civic Life had awarded it $59,856 to “prepare for and operate safe elections.”
